Can I Wear Makeup In Public? | Shaykh Abu Eesa | Faith IQ

[@faj3ane]

I think acne is a good example of this, If a woman has acne or a lot of discolorations on her skin then I don't see anything wrong with covering it up to feel more confident in public.

[@hamzamughal5608]

Cover it with a niqaab

[@LearningWithMaryam]

@@hamzamughal5608 even better 😊 this will give her time to heal faster

[@truthfulcompanion]

"Presentable" for who? The goal of hijab is to not "look good" and it is something you observe and not just wear. The Prophet's wives and the female companions and the women of the early generations dressed in a way which was totally unrecognizable. If a woman applies any type of adornment, whether it is a little bit or alot, then she is sinful. Fear Allah and do not let Shaytan deceive you in this temporary life. We were put on this Earth to please Allah, not ourselves.

[@shahirah4854]

I believe the some sahabiyat wore saffron on their cheeks, which was a yellow colour suiting the natural skin tone of the arabs at that time

[@Amatullaah.1]

@@shahirah4854 Where is the evidence hat some of the Sahabiyat beautified themselves & went out where non-mahram men could see them?

[@Amatullaah.1]

Exactly. Jazak Allahu khayra. Women are prohibited from enhancing their beauty in any way when they can possibly be seen by non-mahram men, but are encouraged to do so in front of their mahrams, especially their husbands. Sisters, makeup & enhancement & accentuation of your beauty is something you do in front of your husband, & it is also permissible in front of other women, your father, your grandfather, your husband's father, your brothers, your sons, your husband's sons, & small boys who have not yet reached the age of discernment. No Muslim woman should go out where non-mahram men will see her while wearing kohl/eyeliner, or neutral blush or lipstick, nor is she permitted to conceal her acne or dark circles to "feel confident" in front of strange men in the streets! I am a revert who formerly worked as a makeup artist & had severe acne, so I know firsthand what it is like to, for the sake of Allah, put my desires aside & bare my actual face in public instead of deceptively presenting myself in "natural makeup" as if I naturally had a bright undereye area, no acne, a totally even skintone, rosy cheeks & lips, etc. It was jihad an-nafs, as struggle against myself. El-hamdulillah, I have since been guided to wear niqab, which eliminates any temptation for me to have to correct my perceived imperfections before going out for necessary reasons. And el-hamdulillah, I get to have fun with makeup in front of my mahrams! So I don't feel that I have lost something! I still get to satisfy my natural desire to look beautiful! Muslim women must also know that they cannot wear makeup when a suitor comes to see them for the purpose of marriage. She should present herself as she naturally looks, instead of deceiving him by enhancing her beauty. He will be let down when he sees you don't actually wake up looking that way & that you have misrepresented yourself to tempt him to marry you. Be transparent & honest, my sisters. You can pull out all the stops to look great for him using makeup, hair products & tools, jewelry, clothing, perfume, etc. after he agrees to marry you as you naturally are! The truth is clear: makeup is to be worn in front of mahrams only. SubhanAllah. I can't believe this Abu Eesa individual is advising Muslim women toward sin. And I can't believe some in the comments section are falsely accusing the Sahabiyat of beautifying themselves with makeup & appearing in public adorned! We must fear Allah & only advise what is halal!

[@sab35]

I'm about to graduate and pictorial is next week. Out teacher mentioned make-up for the pictorial but I don't think its mandatory, but I fear that I'm the only one who won't wear one and Mom will probably get mad at me if I'm the only who's not wearing make up. I don't know what to do. Please help, anyone.

[@tataoma9976]

@@sab35 Hadith says no one gives up something for the sake of Allah except that He will give you something better in return This is probably to late but I hope you made the rigjt choose

[@monochrome2699]

Dear muslimas, please don't wear makeup. Whatever your intention is, there is still a gray area. You want to look presentable. But can you still be presentable without makeup? Yes, of course. Natural makeup, clean makeup? Why, if you are barefaced, isn't that called natural and clean? Skin problems? Wearing makeup would make it worse, so better stick to natural and clean face. What even does natural and clean makeup mean? I am also a girl and I'm very conscious with my blemishes but I learned to accept them, because I was not born to please humans. We are born to please Allah(s.w.t). I hope you take thisto heart and mind

[@sab35]

I'm about to graduate and pictorial is next week. Out teacher mentioned make-up for the pictorial but I don't think its mandatory, but I fear that I'm the only one who won't wear one and Mom will probably get mad at me if I'm the only who's not wearing make up. I don't know what to do. Please help, anyone.

[@norealleehab2043]

@@sab35you're not alone sister at all , I started wearing hijab around 6 months ago and learned that makeup is haram , my mom however does tell to put simple makeup and I argue back saying it is haram , and here I am searching if it is or not , especially since I have acne and acne scars and discoloration problems and I really don't like myself without makeup , don't get me wrong my mom just wants me to hide my skin problems with foundation, that's it that's all the makeup she asks me to put on , and honestly I have low self esteem because of these skin problems , I have been treating them for over 10 years but sadly nothing is working and was diagnosed to have severe acne which happens to most teenagers my age , I do wear it occasionally but just the basic to hide my skin problems such as an interview or a special outing or so on , so I put it on like once or twice a month or something , I do believe that my intention is pure for I Do not seek attraction at all in this , and that I do it for my own treatment and hiding my defects without changing my face in any way and may Allah guide us ❤

[@hudamohamed6810]

@@norealleehab2043 Check for candida, sometimes it can be gut issue. Also try food elimination, for example stop dairy for a few weeks ad see if that helps your skin. Then maybe stop wheat related for a few weeks. And quit processed food. Only eat food you cooked from scratch. Also quit added sugar, I only add sugar to my tea, which I stopped even adding sugar to my tea for a while and hope to get back to it. I don't eat any junkfood. Added sugar is determental to one's health not just skin issues.

[@sehrishjabbar4321]

I believe personally nowadays make up becomes a weakness of women.Leaving it means focussing more on Health and getting freedom from insecurities.

[@adjouabakary3442]

Make-up has existed since the stone ages and the desire to look "presentable" in women as well. I guess my question is, were the Muslim women/companions at the time of the prophet saw using light make-up in public, in front of non-mahram?

[@sarahsiddiqui1298]

Actually, yes. There were many Sahabiyat who would wear eyeliner and also a type of blush or foundation on their faces while in public, and their faces were not covered. In fact, this was so common that there were times when one of the Sahabiyat would go out without it and people would wonder about it. Based on this, there were many classical scholars who condoned wearing eyeliner in public, and also others that condoned other types of makeup, as long as they are applied in moderation and are of a similar tone to the skin. Please see the video below. The speaker is a graduate of Fiqh and Usul al-Fiqh. She discusses all of what I've said. The part about makeup begins at 16:00: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpfXfJ-OgNJ9Y8U

[@thruefact]

Good question?

[@Amatullaah.1]

​@@sarahsiddiqui1298 There is absolutely NO evidence that they wore these beauty aids outside of the home in front of non-mahram men. Audhubillah. The wives of the Prophet, sallAllahu 'alayhi wa sallam, & the Sahabiyat, are innocent of what you are accusing them of. Humaid bin Nafi narrated that Zainab bint Abi Salamah said: "I entered upon Umm Habibah, the wife of the Prophet, sallAllahu 'alayhi wa sallam, when her father Sufyan bin Harb died. So she asked for some perfume that contained some yellow saffron or something else, so a girl applied it to her and put some on her cheeks. Then she said: 'By Allah! I have no need for perfume except that I heard the Messenger of Allah, sallAllahu 'alayhi wa sallam, saying: "It is not lawful for a woman who believers in Allah and the Last Day to mourn for the dead more than three days, except for her husband (in which case it is) four months and ten days."'" sunnah.com/tirmidhi:1195 Are you, and the woman in the video you linked, truly claiming that the wife of the Prophet, sallAllahu 'alayhi wa sallam, then went out perfumed with the yellow-tinted saffron-containing fragrance she had been adorned with? This is a grave lie against a modest, Allah-fearing, respectable woman.

[@gdrsgggsdrgdgdg7961]

@@sarahsiddiqui1298 she mentioned some Hadith without reference. Which we don’t know about the authenticity of a few of them.

[@johoramoni]

​@@gdrsgggsdrgdgdg7961the hadith references are authentic .

[@taskeenkhan4491]

shukran shaykh, for this comforting & balanced approach. it is indeed in our fitrah, and this answer brings ease, relief, understanding & contentment alhamdulilah. jazakallah 🤲🏻

[@awalinarwo5223]

MAA sha Allah. Thanks for answering this question. Subhanallah we have been really struggling to find answers to these kind of questions 😃

[@modarzawati2489]

I suggest you to read more about the issue.

[@tataoma9976]

He’s wrong and didn’t quote any evidence other then “it’s natural”

[@cooking1st]

Well back in the days the women wore khol, henna and rings, so if that is permitted according to many sahabah and Hazrat aisha then why is todays modest make up look haram? The scholars have prohibited it so that woman dont draw attention, but back in the days didnt henna, kohl, bracelets and a ring on a womans hand not draw attention, I believe simple minimum adoration is allowed, where does it say it's not allowed? If the khol etc was allowed today we have to have a modest level of makeup too.

[@onedropproduction]

I am thankful to have had this advice for I stopped completely wearing makeup and maybe looking rough.

[@tataoma9976]

This is guy is wrong and he just said because women want to do it, therefore it’s halal complete misguidance

[@NiaPgn]

I understand what the sheikh is thinking but I can wear zero makeup up, be fully covered with hijab including any shape of my body head to toe and there are still men who leer. It’s disgusting. Women don’t wear red lipstick for men. They wear it because it compliments a look or suits their personality. I personally don’t wear it but I know women who do and men stare at them with or without their red lipstick or make up in general. So the problem is Muslim men not lowering their gaze and non-Muslim men that don’t respect hijab.

[@FaithIQOfficial]

Good input. We will soon be releasing videos covering the hijaab of men. Jazak Allah khair!

[@NiaPgn]

FaithIQ Alhamdulillah that is great. But I do want to point out that what women wear or do is always either talked about first or talked about way more than men and hijab and their responsibilities. Women take the brunt of policing. It would be good to start with and equally emphasize men’s actions, mistakes and responsibilities. JazakAllah Khairan.

[@adnanalsarraj897]

Doesn’t matter if you don’t wear the makeup for men, you still shouldn’t do it. That’s like saying I uncover my hair for myself, not for men, or I dress this way for myself. If it’s immodest and attracting to the other gender, regardless of if you are doing it for yourself or the man, it’s not allowed.

[@ridori5358]

@@adnanalsarraj897 i think what she meant is that there is a cultural phenomenon in our society where we put the blame on women too much, she has all responsibilities, so yeah a woman have to be modest but men should practice their hijab first.

[@marcelolb1221]

@@NiaPgn You're so lost subhanAllah. It is very simple. Allah swt says to men lower your gaze and to women to wear Hijab and save their beauty to their husband only. If you want to disobey Allah swt and be a man that looks at women or a women that shows her beauty and wears make-up, go ahead. But don't justify these things that Allah swt prohibited. May Allah swt guide u

[@seektruth581]

This video is misguiding people. The Quran clearly states it forbidden for women to beautify themselves in public and we all know that those who are wearing makeup at their own leisure are doing it to look more attractive to the public. We are supposed to stay far away from haram and his advice is advocating the use of light makeup which is still haram. Don’t be fooled by this dunya but keep strong in the way of Allah.

[@atiyakhan8431]

Light or heavy, wearing makeup and showing to non mahram men is prohibited! Makeup is زينة and we are supposed to conceal it not expose it

[@shaneanfriends]

What if someone has really discoloration, its a abnormality.

[@saniatamanna7763]

@@shaneanfriends yes

[@inspiringmuslim]

True

[@b1ntyusuf]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته sisters, please be very careful where and who you take Islamic advice from! I cannot emphasize this enough! Whenever you want to seek the truth in knowledge, relate back to The Quran, Hadith, and Sunnah. A woman in Islam, is more precious than a diamond!! Why would you want to make your precious diamond ‘look good’ in front of strange men?? Conceal yourself and only show your beauty to your husband, and you’ll see the barakat Allah SWT will place within your home !!! 🤲❤️

[@mmmelbs810]

i don’t want a fucking husband

[@apricitystore]

@@mmmelbs810 lmaoo

[@ni3467]

Its dangerous to say simple and open this door. Everyone has the own defition of simple make up.

[@saniatamanna7763]

No

[@welljustguess]

We know that almost anything is acceptable. What not acceptable is anything that is too much

[@freznox6]

What not what?? 😁

[@welljustguess]

@@freznox6 lol now i'm also confused of my statement 😅

[@saniatamanna7763]

Yes right

[@catoslover]

I before started hijab than I become niqabi too, but whenever I go out side I try to cover my self, nd I do makeup on my eyes, nd people start saying I'm doing wrong its not right to wear makeup under veil? Like seriously when I was be'parda no one object on me or criticism on me, but when I start hijab nd I do what I wanted, but in my hijab people start taunting I'm hurt, but its ok if anyone know can we wear makeup under veil nd go outside it is ok or prohibited in Islam please help me nd guide me JazakAllah khair.. My Allah guide us..

[@inspiringmuslim]

Don't do makeup of any form infront of non mehram and Allah knows best.

[@hamidabithi7535]

ma shaa Allah amazingly explained! Jazakallah khair for answering these common issues that we are always struggling with.

[@minomio4140]

mashallah

[@modarzawati2489]

I suggest you to read more about the issue.

[@dbcooper28]

And tell the believing women to reduce [some] of their vision and guard their private parts *and not expose their adornment except that which [necessarily] appears* thereof and to wrap [a portion of] their headcovers over their chests and not expose their adornment except to their husbands, their fathers, their husbands' fathers, their sons, their husbands' sons, their brothers, their brothers' sons, their sisters' sons, their women, that which their right hands possess, or those male attendants having no physical desire, or children who are not yet aware of the private aspects of women. And let them not stamp their feet to make known what they conceal of their adornment. And turn to Allah in repentance, all of you, O believers, that you might succeed. verse 24:31

[@inspiringmuslim]

Makeup infront of non mehram men is not allowed if u wear it then wear niqab ( cover ur face) U r already beautiful my dear sister don't do makeup

[@iajimale]

Where is the islamic evidence for this. Sounds more opinion based. V disappointing. I hope hes happy with the consequences... misleading the already vulnerable females

[@mrtaz4340]

Different scholars have different opinions. Get over it.

[@user-hp1zz4qm7s]

@@mrtaz4340 so you mean if different scholar have differen opinion, then choose whichever you like and consider ALL opinions to be OK ? if scholar differ in making zina halal, then do zina? because scholar differ? if scholar differe in raping child, then rape? and claim as scholar differ so its OK ?

[@Ahmed-rn1gr]

@@user-hp1zz4qm7s 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@yasminaelhamouti2651]

@@user-hp1zz4qm7s He is right if the quran says 'And tell the believing women to lower their gaze (from looking at forbidden things), and protect their private parts (from illegal sexual acts) and not to show off their adornment', why do the opposite by putting on make up even if a scholar says it is okay, it doesn't always means it is okay and you don't follow scholars blindly, you can think for yourself alhamdoellilah. If you do something thats not halal at least acknowledge that. It is a far more sin to trying to make something halal that clearly isn't because you'll be misleading others too ghair in sha allah may allah swt guide us

[@user-hp1zz4qm7s]

@@yasminaelhamouti2651 , sorry, who is right ? the scholar or Idil Jimale

[@inspiringmuslim]

Assalamalaikum sister don't beautify your eyes infront of non-mehram people bcoz it may attract people to you better to avoid it May Allah bless you immensely ❤

[@s1a2y3e4]

Assalamualaikum, dear *shaykh*, presentable to whom? I mean when you use presentable word that means you want our sister to be presentable in front of her non-mahram / public ? Really shocking advice from you :(

[@Mf7d89]

Presentable is professional and social settings. Muslim's are required to look their best and look neat and clean. Light makeup can cover acne, scars or other blemishes.

[@s1a2y3e4]

@@Mf7d89 I appreciate your comment. I lived in Western world for several years, there is nothing called light make up, it's a *trap* ! And when you say "neat and clean", nobody should deny that. But the regrettable fact is, by defining such neat and cleanliness, we shave off our beards! So my point is, shaytaan will never tell you to do a bad thing right away, because one will not do that, shaytaan starts with a small, doubtful, seemingly not-haram thing! Nouman Ali Khan has a very nice video about this.

[@mishalwr8800]

@ saueed doulah ..was thinking the same..!!

[@lovetolove8006]

Jajakallahu khairan 💖

[@MOOJAAHID]

Who is the shaykh? Where did he study? Who is his shaykh?

[@rummanamarzia1288]

Jajhakallah brother Really this benefited so much...

[@inspiringmuslim]

Assalamalaikum write Allah in capital JazakhAllah Khair and Allah knows best

[@abdulisumaili9707]

All scholars of Islam forbidden wearing make up in front of non mahram, if a woman wears make make then she should put on her niqab (even if she believes that niqab isn't fardh), stop misleading people ya sheikh, whenever you are asked a question, always answer it directly and in accordance to Islam, Dont try to modernize islam or try to fit it in with the western segment

[@naaz7991]

I always considered makeup as a taboo...But jazak Allah shekh for letting us know that its okay if used in limits :)

[@sarahsiddiqui1298]

@@pagesfrommydiary8436 Please go to this video and fast-forward to 16:00: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpfXfJ-OgNJ9Y8U

[@centric145]

According to some scholars make up is halal .un the past women use kohl

[@Amatullaah.1]

But NEVER in front of non-mahram men! Of course the righteous Muslim women of the past used kohl/eyeliner to beautify themselves for their husbands & we should follow them in this example, but it is absolutely prohibited/haraam to use makeup to beautify oneself in public where you will be seen by non-mahram men.

[@centric145]

@@Amatullaah.1 there is evidence that actually it is allowed

[@Amatullaah.1]

@@centric145 Provide that evidence.

[@centric145]

@@Amatullaah.1 The Quran says: "O Prophet, enjoin the Believing women to restrain their gaze and guard their private parts, and not to display their adornment except that which is displayed of itself" [24:31] According to the companion of the Prophet, Ibn Abbas, and early Muslim scholars, this verse means that adornments like kohl, henna, rings, lipstick, and the like are permissible to wear in public. This is the view of Ibn Abbas and the majority of Muslim scholars throughout history, especially the Hanafi scholars. Thus, according to them, it is permissible for a woman to move out freely with the uncovered face in full make-up and adornment of the hands. On the other hand, some Hanbali and Shafi'i scholars think that women should cover their faces, but their evidences for this are very weak. Imam Al-Tabari said in his tafseer: "وأولى الأقوال في ذلك بالصواب قول من قال: عُني بذلك الوجه والكفان، يدخل في ذلك إذا كان كذلك: الكحل والخاتم والسوار والخضاب" ("The strongest and most accurate view is that which says that the exclusion (i.e. from what needs to be covered) refers to the face and the lower part of the hands up to the wrist. Also included are kohl, rings, bracelets and make-up. We say that this is the strongest and most accurate view") This saying of Ibn Abbas is authentic and this is the chain of transmission: أَخْبَرَنَا أَبُو زَكَرِيَّا يَحْيَى بْنُ إِبْرَاهِيمَ بْنِ مُحَمَّدِ بْنِ يَحْيَى الْمُزَكِّي ، أنبأ أَبُو الْحَسَنِ أَحْمَدُ بْنُ مُحَمَّدِ بْنِ عَبْدُوسٍ ، ثنا عُثْمَانُ بْنُ سَعِيدٍ الدَّارِمِيُّ ، ثنا عَبْدُ اللَّهِ بْنُ صَالِحٍ ، عَنْ مُعَاوِيَةَ بْنِ صَالِحٍ ، عَنْ عَلِيِّ بْنِ أَبِي طَلْحَةَ ، عَنِ ابْنِ عَبَّاسٍ رَضِيَ اللَّهُ عَنْهُمَا فِي قَوْلِهِ جَلَّ ثَنَاؤُهُ : وَلَا يُبْدِينَ زِينَتَهُنَّ إِلَّا مَا ظَهَرَ مِنْهَا " وَالزِّينَةُ الظَّاهِرَةُ الْوَجْهُ وَكُحْلُ الْعَيْنِ ، وَخِضَابُ الْكَفِّ وَالْخَاتَمُ All of these men are trustworthy.

[@Amatullaah.1]

​@@centric145 What you are claiming is outrageous. Audhubillah. How can any person quote the commandment of Allah, azza wa jal, for women to conceal their adornments (except what absolutely cannot be hidden & that shows without their intending it) & then twist this ayah to mean women can deck themselves out with "full makeup" and jewelry in front of non-mahram men?!?!? Does makeup & jewelry ordinarily appear & can they absolutely not be hidden from strange men, or are they beauty aids with which a woman adorns & adds to herself purposely with the intention of looking more attractive? No person of sound intellect will claim the former. SubhanAllah. In Tafsir ibn Kathir, it says: "(and not to show off their adornment except that which is apparent,) means, they should not show anything of their adornment to non-Mahram men except for whatever it is impossible to hide. Ibn Mas`ud said: 'Such as clothes and outer garments,'' Meaning what the Arab women used to wear of the veil which covered their clothes and whatever showed from underneath the outer garment. There is no blame on her for this, because this is something that she cannot conceal. Similar to that is what appears of her lower garment and what she cannot conceal. Al-Hasan, Ibn Sirin, Abu Al-Jawza', Ibrahim An-Nakha`i and others also had the same view as Ibn Mas`ud." quranx.com/tafsirs/24.31 A woman can be considered innocent of displaying her beauty if, for example, the wind blows her otherwise loose clothing against her body & her shape is displayed without her intending it, because she could not avoid this. But to decorate herself with makeup, jewelry & henna intentionally? This is not what ordinarily, unintentionally appears & anyone woman who does this is undoubtedly sinful.

[@lhs1221]

Very well explained. JAK

[@FaithIQOfficial]

Wa iyya ki

[@hamzamufti5871]

wearing makeup outside in front of non mehrams is haram. You don't look "rough" by not wearing makeup. This guy is misleading people.

[@Deen1011]

Can anyone link some background information on this shiekh please, would love to know JazakAllah khairun

[@FaithIQOfficial]

He has a Facebook page please search him up inshaAllah :) Wa iyya ki

[@valeriedhodson3014]

Best explanation I have seen. There is a science to makeup most people are not aware of. There reasons for certain types of makeup and why our brains are wired to perceive those things attractive. It was very interesting to learn. Makeup creates allusion of better symmetry and a healthy glow which are all indications of good genes and good health. But makeup also stimulates fertility and arrousal which is pleasing to the brain. When a women is fertile her lips deepen in color and blushes. Hence the use of lip stick and blush. When a women is arroused her eyes widen and flutter. Hence why eyeshadow, eye liner, and mascara is used. Plus full lashes and long shiny hair are indications of good health. Interesting too when a women has children her hair darkens with each pregnancy, hence why blond is so desired. Human beauty is all about passing good genes to the next generation. I did an experient, I went with and without makeup. People, including women as well as men who claim to hate makeup, are in a very noticable way more friendly to the the with makeup.

[@valeriedhodson3014]

Some careers demand women wear make up. I have discovered that when I wear make up people are kinder to me. Even people who claim dont believe in make up. I would like to wear make up when going out with my husband so I present him well. I would be crushed if people thought my husbands love for me is charity.

[@sonaangel2565]

Y

[@valeriedhodson3014]

@@sonaangel2565 why do some jobs require make up or why are people nicer when you where make up. Some business need an image of class to create business or need to look professional. Their staff reflect the company and some people think a women is a slob for mot wearing make up. People are nicer when you wear make up because people are rather shallow. People are also nicer when you are wealthy and think. Thats just how it is.

[@mishalwr8800]

so you wear makeup for OTHER people to present your husband well...hmm thats sounds like an excuse to me !!

[@valeriedhodson3014]

@@mishalwr8800 I meant reppresent. I would hate for people to think my husband had a slub for a wife. I want my husband to feel proud of me and like he married well. My husband to be is a very handsome man. I kinda feel a bit insecure. I am not much to look at and I am over weight. So I need all the help I can get. We live in a very shallow world. Everyone is judged by their appearences, I just want to be my husbands blessing. If he can feel like he can show me off, isnt that a good thing? I live in a very shallow community. Not wearing make up is looked down on. I dont wear make up to work or when I am doing my daily life. I like to just for my hubby and when takes me out.

[@valeriedhodson3014]

@@mishalwr8800 it could be an excuse too. I like to feel attractive for my husband and for him to be proud of me being his wife. I miss feeling pretty. Modesty is new to me. I never knew feeling pretty was my cruch. I miss it.

[@_rabia_demir_]

May Allah be content with you.

[@faizmiah2363]

Wear niqaab my sisters, make up is permissible to look good for your husband

[@Amatullaah.1]

❤

[@nadineh4767]

Great thanks. Now I can show my mom this video without her being up in my ass about wearing natural looking makeup

[@diruholic]

Abstaining from filthy language is also part of our deen my sister x

[@Amatullaah.1]

Your mother is guiding you to obedience to Allah, azza wa jal, & you are fatwa shopping for an opinion that satisfies your desires while also insulting your mother. SubhanAllah. May Allah, subhanahu wa ta'ala, bless your mother & compensate her for the difficulties she has faced from having a rebellious, disrespectful daughter, & may He grant you a desire to conceal your beauty from non-mahrams rather than a desire to enhance it, & may He humble you & make you the best of daughters who uses the best of speech. Ameen.

[@waqaskhan4094]

Love you lala waqas khan of bandai

[@abueesaalguyani4820]

Make up is haram.. Sorry sheikh.. May Allah forgive us all

[@swagboss4054]

Abu Eesa Al guyani no make up is not haram 🤚✋🏼🤚✋🏿✋🏽🤚🏻🤚🏾 this you see different skin colour the same way makes up foundation have all skin colour types you won’t know if they are wearing make up or not the only forbidden is wearing glitter ✨ Same goes with clothes

[@Mf7d89]

Makeup is not haram. Stop spreading misinformation.

[@user-iq5nu7tc6x]

@@Mf7d89 Makeup is not haram in and of itself, *it is haram if it is done for non-mahram men.* (Which entails "being in public")

[@NiaPgn]

Oh so you’re a sheikh? A scholar? Anything?

[@MLLExATELIER]

Did you even watch the whole video?